NILOTICA shea butter
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Shea butter NILOTICA, 100 g

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Product ID4908
Shea Butter Nilotica – luxurious, extra soft butter from East Africa, rich in vitamins and unsaponifiables. Nourishes and softens your skin and hair naturally.More information
7,55 EUR 6,24 EUR excl. VAT75,50 EUR / kg

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Nilotica Shea Butter

Nilotica shea butter is an exceptional variety of shea butter originating from East Africa (Vitellaria Nilotica). Compared with regular shea butter (Butyrospermum Parkii), it has a lower melting point, a softer consistency and a creamier texture. It is valued for its distinctive, subtly nutty scent and exceptional ability to regenerate, nourish and soften the skin.

INCI

Vitellaria Paradoxa ssp. Nilotica

Properties and effects

  • Contains a high proportion of unsaponifiable matter—supports skin renewal and improves elasticity.
  • Rich in vitamins A, E and F—nourishes, moisturises and protects the skin against ageing.
  • Supports the healing of minor wounds and soothes irritated skin.
  • Revitalises dry and damaged hair, restoring its shine and softness.
  • A softer and creamier texture than regular shea butter.

Use

  • Making creams, lotions, body butters and balms.
  • Regenerating and nourishing products for skin, lips and hair.
  • Natural soaps and hair masks.
  • Massage blends and care for dry or sensitive skin.

Why you'll love it

Nilotica shea butter is among the most luxurious varieties of shea butter. It is softer, velvety and easy to spread, so it absorbs beautifully without a greasy feel. It provides the skin with intensive nourishment, natural protection and a velvety appearance. It is ideal for all skin types, including dry and sensitive skin.

Start creating!

Try Nilotica shea butter in your formulations and discover its unique softness and natural care. Treat your skin to a touch of true luxury from nature.

Comparison of shea butters

Butter name Colour Characteristics
Refined shea butter White Universal shea butter suitable for soaps, creams and other cosmetics. It has a soft white colour and no pronounced scent.
Deodorised shea butter  White, slightly yellowish in places This butter has had its natural scent removed by a gentle mechanical extraction method, as it may be distracting in some formulations.
Natural unrefined shea butter  White to ivory Here we move to another level. Both the scent and colour are a step better than those of the previous butter. The butter has a beautiful shea butter scent; however, it is not at all distracting, but rather very pleasant. The butter is soft.
Ultra-unrefined shea butter Yellow The butter has a pronounced shea butter scent and is the yellowest of those we offer (apart from Nilotica). It is also the grainiest. The strong scent may be distracting for some people.
Nilotica shea butter Yellow Nilotica cannot be compared with the others because it is a different type of butter. However, we have included it here for completeness. It is creamy, has a lower melting point and a distinctive scent.
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Unit weight (g)100
Package size1
ManufacturerEkokoza
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